PART SIX: Nearly $100 million for roads. What value is Kawartha Lakes getting?
The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard
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Born in Lindsay and raised in Bethany, Randy is a Fleming engineering graduate who writes analytical pieces for the Advocate on municipal affairs, infrastructure, public policy and technology. His professional career includes Internet infrastructure projects in 38 countries, with engineering and business development roles at Google, Facebook and Amazon. His family has a long record of municipal and community service. Randy served 11 years as a volunteer firefighter in Bethany.
The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard
By Randy Neals · October 15, 2026
The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard
By Randy Neals · October 14, 2026
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By Randy Neals · October 13, 2026
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By Randy Neals · October 08, 2026
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By Randy Neals · October 04, 2026
A four-part election-year test of what municipal government costs - and what taxpayers get
By Randy Neals · October 01, 2026
The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard
By Randy Neals · October 01, 2026
Five names will appear under mayor. The ballot records only one choice, but it cannot show all the decisions voters make before getting there.
By Randy Neals · September 24, 2026
By Randy Neals · September 14, 2026
Walmart and Home Depot at the centre of Highway 35 growth
By Randy Neals · August 21, 2026
The impossible trap of municipal office
By Randy Neals · August 03, 2026
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